Definition: The word "alange" appears in the Bible, specifically in Genesis 28:41-47 where God creates Adam and Eve, who are called by God to be fruitful and multiply on earth: 1.

Adam

: The Hebrew name for Adam means "son of Adam." It refers to the father (God) and the first creature. 2.

Eve

: The Hebrew name for Eve is a plural form of the male noun 'Eve' in the plural form. She is God's creation, created out of the corruption of man, and thus was also a "daughter" of Adam. 3.

GOD

: This refers to the Father or Creator who created all things. In this context, "God" could refer to several different concepts: -

Father

- The God of the Hebrews, as described in Genesis 1:26. -

Creator

- In Christian theology, "God," as it is used here, refers to the Godhead, which includes all things and is the Creator of all creation. The word "alange" often symbolizes the idea that Adam and Eve are being guided by their own desires, similar to how a child would be influenced by its parents' wishes or behaviors. The Bible teaches about the importance of following the guidance from God rather than trying to control or manipulate fate according to human desire.

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